Hezbollah Threatens to Take Over Lebanon

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PostFri Nov 26, 2010 1:51 pm » by zinzana


Almost everyone thought that the Syrian government assassinated former Lebanese prime minister Rafik Hariri in central Beirut in 2005, but most evidence now points to Hezbollah. An investigation just published by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation comes to that conclusion. The United Nations Special Tribunal for Lebanon is widely expected to soon hand down an indictment against Hezbollah officials, and Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah is saying he may launch a coup d’etat or a putsch against Lebanon’s government if it happens. “Our options,” he said, “are anywhere between doing nothing and causing a major political change.”

Of course that doesn’t necessarily mean that Assad’s regime in Damascus is off the hook. Hezbollah is a Syrian and Iranian proxy militia, after all. Both Damascus and Tehran could be considered at least indirectly responsible, if not directly responsible, if it turns out that Hezbollah is, in fact, guilty. And if Nasrallah makes good on his threat and takes over Lebanon on behalf of his foreign masters, the temperature in the Middle East will rise dramatically. Israelis will no doubt be alarmed, as will the governments of Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, and the Arab states in the Gulf.

I do not, however, expect Hezbollah will ever conquer and rule the whole country as Hamas does in Gaza. Hezbollah is the most powerful military force in Lebanon by a long shot, but it’s a sectarian Shia militia and is not likely powerful enough to rule hostile Christian, Sunni, and Druze regions.

The Lebanese army is neither powerful nor cohesive enough to disarm Hezbollah by force. It would surely mean war if it tried, and Hezbollah would quickly and decisively win a defensive conflict. That does not, however, mean that Hezbollah can win an offensive war in hostile cities and neighborhoods. Sure, Nasrallah could topple Lebanon’s government easily enough, but then what? He won the short civil war in 2008 when his men took over the western half of the capital, but he did not stick around to govern that area. Hezbollah is a guerrilla and terrorist army, not an occupation force. Counterinsurgency is hardly in its skill set.

If Nasrallah tries to make himself the dictator of Lebanon, he’ll probably learn the hard way what Americans learned in Iraq and Afghanistan. Even when regime change is easy, the aftermath is ferocious.


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PostFri Nov 26, 2010 2:19 pm » by Lighthouse


Another example of this posters tendency to promote religious hatred.
And it goes on and on, shameful to be honoust


It is not be promoting divisions based on religion, nationality or race that we will solve anything in this world.

On the contrary, the ones promoting religious intolerance actually WORK for the ruling elite, that much is clear.

And I'm not talking about people reporting on religious or 'terrorist' events, that can be like any other topic,
no, this kind of poster is way more vicious and only spreads pro-israeli, or anti-muslim topics, just check it out for yourself.
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PostFri Nov 26, 2010 2:32 pm » by Lighthouse


I do hope moderators will take action against hate posters,
whose only intention it is to promote religious intolerance and violence.

WE DO NOT NEED THAT ANYMORE IN OUR WORLD
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH !!!
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PostFri Nov 26, 2010 2:34 pm » by zinzana


excuse me but you are spamming my threads so kindly fuck off
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PostFri Nov 26, 2010 2:38 pm » by Lighthouse


I for one can't stand it anymore,
we have had enough religious hatred and intolerance in this world,

everyone is free to believe what he wants,
but promoting hatred and intolerance against other religions only serves the agenda of the ones that divide and control us.

WE NEED TO SAY: ENOUGH OF THIS SHIT
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PostFri Nov 26, 2010 2:44 pm » by Satan666


This is a zinzana, hebrew slang for police wagon

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Zinzana.jpg
image wont fit for some reason.

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PostFri Nov 26, 2010 2:45 pm » by Lighthouse


satan666 wrote:This is a zinzana, hebrew slang for police wagon

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Zinzana.jpg
image wont fit for some reason.

Interesting,
who works for who here
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PostFri Nov 26, 2010 2:48 pm » by Satan666


The intelligence requirements must be as low as the rest of the world to get into the Israeli police.
To be a police taxi driver to and not a foot slogger.

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PostFri Nov 26, 2010 3:19 pm » by zinzana


talk about intelligence requirements you might wanna read this

Kashmir: Misunderstanders of Islam riot after Eid prayers at mosque


You'd think they would have come out of the mosque in a state of calm and serenity, but clearly they misunderstood the message of peace they heard there. "Violence erupts in Kashmir Valley after Eid prayers," from The Economic Times, November 17 (thanks to Maxwell):

ANANTNAG: Protestors burnt a police vehicle near the Eidgah here on Wednesday as violence erupted in various parts of Kashmir Valley after the Eid prayers.
The mob reportedly raising anti-India slogans set ablaze a police vehicle and started pelting stones on the security personnel deployed in the area soon after the Eid prayers today.

The police personnel had to later open fire in the air to disperse the mob....

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PostFri Nov 26, 2010 3:40 pm » by Malogg


zinzana wrote:excuse me but you are spamming my threads so kindly fuck off
thank you

YOU ARE A DISINFO RACIST SMALL MINDED TWAT!!!

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